Dr Aleksandra Cavoski

• LLB - University of Belgrade, School of Law
• MSC European Studies - London School of Economics
• PhD in Law - University of Belgrade, School of Law

Aleksandra Cavoski joined the Birmingham Law School in September 2012. Previously she was Professor at Union University School of Law in Belgrade, Serbia and a Visiting Professor at Washington and Lee University, in Lexington, Virginia and at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade. She has worked in the Ministry of Justice in Serbia and as a consultant for the World Bank, European Commission and the OSCE.

• Environmental Law - Module leader
• LLM Environment and Energy Law – Module leader
• LLM Research methods - Co-ordinator
• Legal Foundations of the European Union – Seminar leader
• Land Law – Lecturer

Aleksandra Cavoski is happy to supervise postgraduate research students interested in Environmental and EU law, particularly:

• the enforcement of EU environmental law and how it differs from the challenges of enforcement at the international level;
• the intersection between law and science and law and language, especially in the field of environmental law.

Potential students are invited to contact Dr Cavoski via email to discuss their research proposals prior to submitting official applications.

Current PhD students

• Ryan Dean - Hydraulic fracturing, environmental harm and public health
• Benjamin Czapnik - WTO rules on subsidies and the environment
• Indria Wahyuni - Impacts of the Decentralisation on Oil and Gas Mining Activities in Indonesia
• Menes Muzan - Rethinking Differential Treatment in International Environmental Law and its Implications on the Legal Framework for Combating Desertification in Nigeria
• Yunxiang Shi - The effectiveness of Chinese policies on renewable energy and energy efficiency in the context of WTO legal system
• Edward Clay - Understanding Translation as a Propagating Factor in Contact-Induced Language Change through Diachronic Corpora of English, French and Italian Texts on the Subject of Migration Produced by the European Union Institutions

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Dr Cavoski's principal research interests are in the field of environmental law and EU law, including certain aspects of public international law. Her research agenda is inter-disciplinary and explores the intersection of law and other disciplines, in particular politics, science, public policy and language. She is also particularly interested in the comparative experiences in Western Balkans countries as they undergo the accession process in environmental law and policy. Related to the accession process are issues of legal translation in the EU and how language is used to translate different legal cultures.